Tuning component, antenna apparatus, and terminal device

ABSTRACT

This application provides a tuning component, including: a plurality of pins, where the plurality of pins include a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin; a reactance element, where the reactance element is connected between the first pin and the second pin; a switch assembly, disposed between the third pin and the fourth pin; a first internal branch, where one end of the first internal branch is connected to the third pin; and a second internal branch, where one end of the second internal branch is connected to the fourth pin, where the other end of the first internal branch is connected to the other end of the second internal branch to form an integrated end, and the integrated end is connected to the first pin. This application further provides an antenna apparatus and a terminal device, to help reduce headroom requirement of antenna.

This application is a national stage of International Application No.PCT/CN2020/074399, filed on Feb. 6, 2020, which claims priority toChinese Patent Application No. 201910120619.9, filed on Feb. 18, 2019,the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference in theirentireties.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the field of electronic devices, and inparticular, to a tuning component, an antenna apparatus, and a terminaldevice.

BACKGROUND

Due to market requirements in recent years, a large screen-to-bodyratio, a multi-camera, ultra-thin thickness, and the like mainly becomedevelopment trend of mobile phones. Therefore, space in which componentscan be disposed inside a terminal is becoming smaller. However, withdevelopment of communications technologies, antennas of mobile phonesneed to cover a plurality of frequency bands, and a single antenna isdifficult to cover a plurality of frequency bands, so that more antennasneed to be deployed. How to deploy more antennas in limited spacebecomes a major problem in terminal antenna design.

SUMMARY

This application provides a tuning component, an antenna apparatus, anda terminal device, to reduce a headroom requirement of an antenna.

According to a first aspect, a tuning component is provided, andincludes:

a plurality of pins, where the plurality of pins include a first pin, asecond pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin;

a reactance element, where the reactance element is connected betweenthe first pin and the second pin;

a switch assembly, disposed between the third pin and the fourth pin;

a first internal branch, where one end of the first internal branch isconnected to the third pin; and

a second internal branch, where one end of the second internal branch isconnected to the fourth pin, where the other end of the first internalbranch is connected to the other end of the second internal branch toform an integrated end, and the integrated end is connected to the firstpin.

The tuning component further includes:

a signal controller, where the signal controller is configured tocontrol the switch assembly to switch between an on state and an offstate of the first internal branch, and/or the signal controller isconfigured to control the switch assembly to switch between an on stateand an off state of the second internal branch.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,a combination of the reactance element and the switch assembly enablesthe tuning component to implement a plurality of circuit states, therebyimplementing different tuning states, to simplify a tuning circuit.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the reactance element is a variable capacitor; and the signalcontroller is further configured to switch a capacitance value of thereactance element.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,the variable capacitor may implement different circuit states, and acombination of the variable capacitor and the switch assembly mayimplement more circuit states, thereby implementing different tuningstates, to simplify a tuning circuit.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the capacitance value of the variable capacitor ranges from 0.7pF to 2.7 pF.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,a capacitance value ranging from 0.7 pF to 2.7 pF may implement aplurality of common frequency bands.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the variable capacitor is configured to switch between at leasteight different capacitance values.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,when the variable capacitor has eight different capacitance values, asize of the tuning component is not excessively large, and there are arelatively large quantity of tunable circuit states.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the reactance element is a variable inductor; and the signalcontroller is further configured to switch an inductance value of thereactance element.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,the variable inductor may implement different circuit states, and acombination of the variable inductor and the switch assembly mayimplement more circuit states, thereby implementing different tuningstates, to simplify a tuning circuit.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the tuning component further includes a branch reactor, wherethe branch reactor is disposed on the first internal branch or thesecond internal branch.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,the branch reactor may be used to increase application scenarios of thetuning component.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the branch reactor is a variable capacitor; and the signalcontroller is further configured to switch a capacitance value of thereactance element.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,the variable capacitor may implement different circuit states, and acombination of the reactance element, the branch reactor, and the switchassembly may implement more circuit states, thereby implementingdifferent tuning states, to simplify a tuning circuit.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the branch reactor is a variable inductor; and the signalcontroller is further configured to switch a capacitance value of thebranch inductor.

According to the tuning component in an embodiment of this application,the variable inductor may implement different circuit states, and acombination of the reactance element, the branch reactor, and the switchassembly may implement more circuit states, thereby implementingdifferent tuning states, to simplify a tuning circuit.

With reference to the first aspect, in some implementations of the firstaspect, the on state and the off state of the first internal branchcorrespond to two frequency bands, or the on state and the off state ofthe second internal branch correspond to two frequency bands.

According to a second aspect, an antenna apparatus is provided, andincludes:

a feeding point and a first antenna radiator; and

a tuning circuit, where a first end of the tuning circuit is connectedto the feeding point, and a second end of the tuning circuit isconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator;

and the tuning circuit includes:

N tuning components according to any one of the first aspect or thepossible implementations of the first aspect, where at least two of afirst pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin of each of the Ntuning components are connected between the first end of the tuningcircuit and the second end of the tuning circuit, where n is a positiveinteger greater than or equal to 1.

In the antenna apparatus in an embodiment of this application, a tuningcomponent that can implement a plurality of circuit states is used, sothat a size of the antenna apparatus is reduced, and a headroomrequirement of the antenna is reduced.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the N tuning components include a first tuning component,and a second pin of the first tuning component is connected to a firstpin, a third pin, or a fourth pin of the first tuning component; or asecond pin of the first tuning component is connected to the first endof the tuning circuit or the second end of the tuning circuit.

According to the antenna apparatus in an embodiment of this application,tuning performance of the antenna apparatus can be improved by using theforegoing connection manner.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the tuning circuit further includes a third end.

The antenna apparatus further includes a second antenna radiator,connected to a third end of the tuning circuit, where M tuningcomponents according to any one of the first aspect or the possibleimplementations of the first aspect are disposed on a connection pathbetween the first end of the tuning circuit and the third end of thetuning circuit; and at least two of a first pin, a second pin, a thirdpin, and a fourth pin of each of the M tuning components are connectedbetween the first end of the tuning circuit and the third end of thetuning circuit, where M is a positive integer greater than or equal to1.

In the antenna apparatus in an embodiment of this application, a tuningcomponent that can implement a plurality of circuit states is used, sothat tuning of a plurality of antenna radiators can be implemented,which can adapt to a multi-antenna scenario.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the M tuning components include a second tuningcomponent, and the second tuning component is connected between thefirst end of the tuning circuit and the second end of the tuningcircuit.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the tuning components include a third tuning component, athird pin of the third tuning component is connected to the second endof the tuning circuit, and a fourth pin of the third tuning component isconnected to the third end of the tuning circuit.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the first antenna radiator is a composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator. The antenna apparatus furtherincludes an external capacitor, where the external capacitor isconnected between the second end of the tuning circuit and the firstantenna radiator.

In the antenna apparatus in an embodiment of this application, a tuningcomponent that can implement a plurality of circuit states is used, sothat tuning of the composite right/left handed+inverted-F antenna can beimplemented.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the antenna apparatus further includes a ground point;and the N tuning components include a fourth tuning component, and atleast one of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofthe fourth tuning component is connected to the ground point.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2, andat least one of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pinof any one of the N tuning components is connected to at least one of afirst pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin of one of tuningcomponents other than the any tuning component in the N tuningcomponents.

According to the antenna apparatus in an embodiment of this application,a plurality of tuning components are connected in series, so thatmultiplicative circuit states may be implemented, and a tunablefrequency band bandwidth may be expanded.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the N tuning components include a fifth tuning componentand a sixth tuning component, where at least one of a second pin, athird pin, and a fourth pin of the fifth tuning component is connectedto a first pin of the sixth tuning component.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the tuning circuit further includes: a first externalbranch, where one end of the first external branch is connected to thethird pin or the fourth pin of the fifth tuning component; and a secondexternal branch, where one end of the second external branch isconnected to the third pin or the fourth pin of the fifth tuningcomponent, and the sixth tuning component is disposed on the firstexternal branch.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the N tuning components further include a seventh tuningcomponent, disposed on the second external branch.

According to the antenna apparatus in an embodiment of this application,a plurality of tuning components are connected in parallel, so that morecircuit states may be implemented, and a tunable frequency bandbandwidth is expanded.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the antenna apparatus further includes a single-polemulti-throw switch tuning component, disposed on the second externalbranch.

In the antenna apparatus in an embodiment of this application, thetuning component may be further connected to another component, toimplement a tuning function of the antenna apparatus.

With reference to the second aspect, in some implementations of thesecond aspect, the first antenna radiator is a ring antenna radiator.

According to a third aspect, a terminal device is provided, where theterminal device includes the antenna apparatus according to any one ofthe second aspect or the possible implementations of the second aspect.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a tuning component accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 4 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 5 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 6 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 7 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 8 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 9 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 11 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 12 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 14 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application; and

FIG. 15 is an internal circuit diagram of an antenna apparatus accordingto an embodiment of this application.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The following describes technical solutions of this application withreference to accompanying drawings.

The terms used in the following embodiments are merely for the purposeof describing a particular embodiment, but are not intended to limitthis application. The terms “one”, “a”, “the”, “the foregoing”, and“this” of singular forms used in this specification and the appendedclaims of this application are also intended to include plural forms,unless otherwise specified in the context clearly. It should be furtherunderstood that in an embodiment of this application, “one or more”refers to one, two, or more; “and/or” describes the associationrelationship between associated objects, indicating that there may existthree relationships. For example, A and/or B may represent the followingcases: Only A exists, both A and B exist, and only B exists, where A andB may be singular or plural. The character “/” usually indicates an “or”relationship between the associated objects.

Referring to “an embodiment”, “some embodiments”, or the like describedin this specification means that particular features, structures, orcharacteristics described in combination with the embodiments areincluded in one or more embodiments of this application. Therefore, thestatements “in one embodiment”, “in some embodiments”, “in some otherembodiments”, “in other embodiments”, and the like appearing indifferences in this specification do not necessarily refer to the sameembodiments, but mean “one or more but not all embodiments”, unlessotherwise specially emphasized. The terms “including”, “having”, andvariations thereof mean “including but not limited to”, unless otherwisespecifically emphasized.

A terminal device in the embodiments of this application may be userequipment, an access terminal, a subscriber unit, a subscriber station,a mobile station, a mobile console, a remote station, a remote terminal,a mobile device, a user terminal, a terminal, a wireless communicationsdevice, a user agent, or a user apparatus. The terminal device mayalternatively be a cellular phone, a cordless phone, a sessioninitiation protocol (Session Initiation Protocol, SIP) phone, a wirelesslocal loop (Wireless Local Loop, WLL) station, a personal digitalassistant (Personal Digital Assistant, PDA), a handheld device having awireless communication function, a computing device, another processingdevice connected to a wireless modem, a vehicle-mounted device, awearable device, a terminal device in a future 5G network, a terminaldevice in a future evolved public land mobile network (Public LandMobile Network, PLMN), or the like. This is not limited in theembodiments of this application.

For ease of description, “connection” in this application represents aplurality of possible connection, assembly, and association manners,including electrical connection, that is, a connectable path existsbetween elements.

The following describes a specific implementation of the embodiments ofthis application in more detail with reference to specific examples. Itshould be noted that the following examples are merely intended to helpa person skilled in the art understand the embodiments of thisapplication, but are not intended to limit the embodiments of thisapplication to specific values or specific scenarios in the examples. Itis clear that a person skilled in the art can make various equivalentmodifications or changes based on the examples described below, and suchmodifications and changes also fall within the scope of the embodimentsof this application.

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a tuning component accordingto an embodiment of this application. As shown in FIG. 1, the tuningcomponent 100 includes a substrate. A switch assembly, a reactanceelement, a first pin 110, a second pin 120, a third pin 130, a fourthpin 140, and a signal controller are disposed on the substrate. Aninternal circuit is disposed on the substrate to connect the foregoingcomponents. The reactance element is connected in series between thefirst pin 110 and the second pin 120. The tuning component 100 furtherincludes a first internal branch 101 and a second internal branch 102.One end of the first internal branch 101 is connected to the third pin130, and one end of the second internal branch 102 is connected to thefourth pin 140. The other end of the first internal branch is connectedto the other end of the second internal branch to form an integratedend, and the integrated end is connected to the first pin. The switchassembly is connected in series between the third pin 130 and the fourthpin 140. By using the signal controller, the switch assembly iscontrolled to switch between an on state and an off state of the firstinternal branch 101 and/or of the second internal branch 102.

The following describes in detail connection relationships, structures,and functions of the various components, respectively.

A. Signal Controller

The signal controller may generate an operation control signal accordingto an instruction operation code and a time sequence signal, to completecontrol of obtaining and executing an instruction, for controlling theswitch assembly to switch between an on state and an off state of thefirst internal branch 101 and/or of the second internal branch 102.

After generating the control signal, the signal controller sends, via anoutput port (not shown in the figures) thereof, the control signal to aninput port of the switch assembly.

In an embodiment of this application, a method and a process in which alocal oscillator 110 generates a local oscillator signal may be similarto that in the prior art. To avoid repetition, descriptions of themethod and the process are omitted herein.

B. Switch Assembly

The switch assembly is configured to switch between the on state and theoff state of the first internal branch 101 and/or of the second internalbranch 102. The switch assembly includes at least one switch.

Optionally, the switch assembly may be a single-pole double-throw switchassembly, and three states may be switched, including: a state in whichthe first internal branch 101 is connected and the second internalbranch 102 is disconnected, a state in which the first internal branch101 is disconnected and the second internal branch 102 is connected, anda state in which both the first internal branch 101 and the secondinternal branch 102 are disconnected.

Optionally, the switch assembly may include a switch assembly 1connected in series to the first internal branch 101 and a switchassembly 2 connected in series to the second internal branch 102. Theswitch assembly may switch four states, including: a state in which thefirst internal branch 101 is connected and the second internal branch102 is disconnected, a state in which the first internal branch 101 isdisconnected and the second internal branch 102 is connected, a state inwhich the first internal branch 101 and the second internal branch 102are both disconnected, and a state in which the first internal branch101 and the second internal branch 102 are both connected.

That is, the switch assembly switches between the on state and the offstate of the two branches, so that a plurality of circuit connectionstates can be implemented.

C. Reactance Element

The reactance element may play a tuning role in the tuning component100.

Optionally, the reactance element is a capacitor and/or an inductor. Forexample, the capacitor can adjust an impedance position of the antennaradiator on the Smith chart from the first or second quadrant to thethird or fourth quadrant, and the inductor may play a role in adjustingan impedance position of the antenna radiator on the Smith chart fromthe third or fourth quadrant to the first or second quadrant. However,by connecting a plurality of capacitors and/or a plurality of inductorsin a combination manner, it is possible to adjust an impedance positionon the Smith chart in a wider frequency band.

Optionally, the reactance element is a variable capacitor. In otherwords, the reactance element is a capacitor element that can be adjustedto a plurality of capacitance values. That is, the variable capacitorcan implement different circuit states. Further, different tuning statesmay be implemented. For example, the reactance element may be adjustedto two different capacitance values 1 and 2. In this case, thecapacitance values 1 and 2 may respectively correspond to differenttuning degrees, and therefore may correspond to different frequency bandranges.

Optionally, the signal controller is further configured to switchdifferent capacitance values of the reactance element.

Optionally, the capacitance value of the variable capacitor ranges from0.7 pF to 2.7 pF. Capacitance values in a range of 0.7 pF to 2.7 pF mayenable frequency band tuning, for example, 700 MHz to 6 GHz.

Optionally, the variable capacitor is configured to switch between atleast eight different capacitance values.

It should be noted that, when the quantity of capacitance values thatcan be switched by the variable capacitor is less than eight, acomponent size of the variable capacitor is relatively small, but aquantity of circuit states or tuning states that can be implemented isrelatively small. When the quantity of capacitance values that can beswitched by the variable capacitor is greater than eight, a componentsize of the variable capacitor is relatively large, and a size of thetuning component 100 is relatively large.

Further, a combination of the variable capacitor and the switch assemblymay implement more circuit states. For example, the variable capacitormay switch eight different capacitance values, and the switch assemblymay implement four different circuit connection states. In this case,the tuning component 100 may implement 8×4 circuit states.

Further, the eight different capacitance values of the variablecapacitor are respectively 0.7, 1, 1.3, 1.65, 1.9, 2.2, 2.4, and 2.7. Inother words, the eight different capacitance values are uniformlydistributed in a range of 0.7 pF to 2.7 pF, which is conducive touniform tuning in a relatively large frequency band range.

Optionally, the reactance element is a variable inductor. In otherwords, the reactance element may be adjusted to an inductance element ofa plurality of inductance values. For example, the reactance element maybe adjusted to two different inductance values 1 and 2. In this case,the inductance values 1 and 2 may respectively correspond to differenttuning degrees, and therefore may correspond to different frequency bandranges.

Optionally, the signal controller is further configured to switchdifferent inductance values of the reactance element.

D. Pins

The pins include a first pin 110, a second pin 120, a third pin 130, anda fourth pin 140, and are configured to connect to one end of theexternal circuit.

Optionally, the tuning component 100 further includes at least one of auser identification (User Identification, USID) pin, a ground (Ground,GND) pin, a serial data (Serial Data, SDATA) pin, a voltage input/output(Voltage Input/Output, VIO) pin, and a serial clock (Serial Clock, SCLK)pin.

The USID pin is configured to identify an identifier of a componentcontrolled by a mobile industry processor interface (Mobile IndustryProcessor Interface, MIPI). That is, each component is assigned with anumber, and a control signal is sent to a corresponding componentaccording to a corresponding number. The GND pin is configured to groundthe tuning component 100. The SDATA pin is a data interface of thecomponent and is configured to input a control data. The VIO pinconnects to a power supply of the component and is configured to input apower signal. The SCLK pin is configured to input a clock controlsignal.

Optionally, the tuning component 100 may further include:

E. Branch Reactor

The branch reactor is disposed on the first internal branch or thesecond internal branch.

Optionally, the branch reactor is an inductor and/or a capacitor.

In an example, the reactance element is a capacitor, and an inductorelement is connected in series between the switch assembly and the thirdpin 130 and/or the fourth pin 140. For example, an inductor element 1 isserially connected to the first internal branch 101, and an inductorelement 2 is serially connected to the second internal branch 102. Thatis, the tuning component 100 may implement a circuit in which thecapacitor and the inductor are connected in series.

In an example, the reactance element is an inductor, and a capacitorelement is connected in series between the switch assembly and the thirdpin 130 and/or the fourth pin 140. For example, a capacitor element 1 isserially connected to the first internal branch 101. That is, the tuningcomponent 100 may implement a circuit in which the inductor and thecapacitor are connected in series.

In an example, the reactance element is a capacitor, and an inductorelement and a capacitor element are respectively connected in seriesbetween the switch assembly and the third pin 130 and the fourth pin140. For example, the inductor element 1 is serially connected to thefirst internal branch 101, and the capacitor element 1 is seriallyconnected to the second internal branch 102. That is, the tuningcomponent 100 may implement a circuit in which the inductor and thecapacitor are connected in series, or may further implement a circuit inwhich two capacitors are connected in series.

In an example, the reactance element is an inductor, and an inductorelement and a capacitor element are respectively connected in seriesbetween the switch assembly and the third pin 130 and the fourth pin140. For example, the inductor element 1 is serially connected to thefirst internal branch 101, and the capacitor element 1 is seriallyconnected to the second internal branch 102. That is, the tuningcomponent 100 may implement a circuit in which an inductor and acapacitor are connected in series, or may further implement a circuit inwhich two inductors are connected in series.

Optionally, the branch reactor includes a variable capacitor.

Optionally, the signal controller is configured to switch differentcapacitance values of the branch reactor.

Optionally, the branch reactor includes a variable inductor.

Optionally, the signal controller is configured to switch differentinductance values of the branch reactor.

Further, the reactance element, the branch reactor, and the switchassembly are combined to implement more circuit states. For example, thereactance element is a variable capacitor, and may switch between atleast eight different capacitance values. The switch assembly mayimplement four different circuit connection states, and the firstinternal connected branch 101 is connected in series with two variablecapacitors that can implement two different capacitance values, suchthat the tuning component 100 may implement 8×(3+2) circuit states.

Optionally, the tuning component 100 may further include a driver(Driver), a voltage regulator (Voltage Regular), a chargepump(Chargepump), and an electro-static discharge (Electro-Static Discharge,ESD) element.

The driver may be a driver chip of the tuning component 100. The voltageregulator is configured to stabilize an input voltage signal, so thatthe voltage signal can meet a use requirement. The chargepump isconfigured to boost the input voltage signal, for example, boost theinput voltage from 1 V to 3 V, to meet the use requirement. The ESDelement acts as an electrostatic shield to protect the components fromelectrostatic damage.

Optionally, the tuning component 100 may further include a substratethat is configured to bear elements in the tuning component 100.

In this application, the tuning component 100 may be applied to anantenna apparatus, and a frequency band of an antenna radiator isadjusted in two manners.

Manner 1

Optionally, the reactance element and/or the branch reactor inside thetuning component 100 may be configured to adjust an impedance positionof the antenna radiator on the Smith chart.

For example, when the capacitor is grounded and connected in parallel toa connection path between the feeding point and the antenna radiator,the impedance position of the antenna radiator on the Smith chart may beadjusted clockwise from the first quadrant or the second quadrant to thethird quadrant or the fourth quadrant.

For another example, when the inductor is grounded and connected inparallel to the connection path between the feeding point and theantenna radiator, the impedance position of the antenna radiator on theSmith chart may be adjusted counterclockwise from the third quadrant orthe fourth quadrant to the first quadrant or the second quadrant.

For another example, when the capacitor is connected in series to theconnection path between the feeding point and the antenna radiator, theimpedance position of the antenna radiator on the Smith chart may beadjusted counterclockwise from the first quadrant or the second quadrantto the third quadrant or the fourth quadrant.

For another example, when the inductor is connected in series to theconnection path between the feeding point and the antenna radiator, theimpedance position of the antenna radiator on the Smith chart may beadjusted clockwise from the third quadrant or the fourth quadrant to thefirst quadrant or the second quadrant.

Manner 2

Optionally, the switch assembly is configured to adjust a circuit stateof a circuit in which the tuning component 100 is located, and adjust afrequency band of the antenna radiator.

Optionally, the on state and the off state of the first internal branchcorrespond to two frequency bands, or the on state and the off state ofthe second internal branch correspond to two frequency bands.

In an example, a state in which the first internal branch 101 isconnected and the second internal branch 102 is disconnected correspondsto a frequency band 1. A state in which the first internal branch 101 isdisconnected and the second internal branch 102 is connected correspondsto a frequency band 2. A state in which both the first internal branch101 and the second internal branch 102 are disconnected corresponds to afrequency band 3. A state in which both the first internal branch 101and the second internal branch 102 are connected corresponds to afrequency band 4.

Optionally, the tuning component further includes a ground point, andthe ground point is connected to one of the first pin 110, the secondpin 120, the third pin 130, and the fourth pin 140.

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application. The antenna apparatus200 includes a first antenna radiator, a feeding point, and a tuningcircuit, where the tuning circuit is configured to be connected betweenthe first antenna radiator and the feeding point, a first end of thetuning circuit is connected to the feeding point, and a second end ofthe tuning circuit is connected to one end of the first antennaradiator. The tuning circuit includes N tuning components 100 shown inFIG. 1. At least two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120, the thirdpin 130, and the fourth pin 140 of each of the N tuning components 100are configured to be connected between the first antenna radiator andthe feeding point, where N is a positive integer greater than or equalto 1.

The following describes in detail connection relationships, structures,and functions of the various components, respectively.

F. First Antenna Radiator

The first antenna radiator is configured to receive a signal, or isconfigured to receive or send a signal.

G. Feeding Point

The feeding point is configured to provide a feed source for the firstantenna radiator.

H. Tuning Component 100

The tuning component 100 is any possible form of the tuning component100 shown in FIG. 1. The antenna apparatus 200 includes one or moretuning components 100.

The pins of the tuning component 100 connected between the first antennaradiator and the feeding point may be any at least two of the first pin110, the second pin 120, the third pin 130, and the fourth pin 140. Eachtuning component 100 is connected to the tuning circuit by using atleast two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120, the third pin 130,and the fourth pin 140 of the tuning component 100.

In an example, at least two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120,the third pin 130, and the fourth pin 140 are configured to be connectedbetween the first antenna radiator and the feeding point, or it may betwo pins that are connected between the first antenna radiator and thefeeding point. For example, the first pin 110 is connected to thefeeding point, and the second pin 120 is connected to one end of thefirst antenna radiator. A reactance assembly inside the tuning component100 is connected in series to a connection path between the feedingpoint and the first antenna radiator, to play a tuning role. The thirdpin 130 and/or the fourth pin 140 are/is connected to an externalinductor element and grounded.

In an example, at least two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120,the third pin 130, and the fourth pin 140 are configured to be connectedbetween the first antenna radiator and the feeding point, or it may bethree pins that are connected between the first antenna radiator and thefeeding point. For example, the first pin 110 is connected to thefeeding point, the third pin 130 and the fourth pin 140 are bothconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator, and the second pin120 is grounded.

In an example, at least two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120,the third pin 130, and the fourth pin 140 are configured to be connectedbetween the first antenna radiator and the feeding point, or it may befour pins that are connected between the first antenna radiator and thefeeding point. For example, both the first pin 110 and the second pin120 are connected to the feeding point, and both the third pin 130 andthe fourth pin 140 are connected to one end of the first antennaradiator.

Optionally, the N tuning components 100 include a first tuningcomponent, and a second pin of the first tuning component is connectedto a first pin, a third pin, or a fourth pin of the first tuningcomponent; or a second pin of the first tuning component is connected tothe first end of the tuning circuit or the second end of the tuningcircuit.

In other words, a connection path exists at two ends of the reactanceelement inside the first tuning component.

In an example, the first pin of the first tuning component is connectedto the feeding point, and the second pin is connected to the first pin,such that the second pin is connected to the feeding point. The thirdpin and/or the fourth pin are/is connected to one end of the firstantenna radiator.

In an example, N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2, andthe tuning circuit includes a tuning component 1 and a tuning component2, where a first pin of the tuning component 1 is connected to a feedingpoint, a third pin and/or a fourth pin of the tuning component 1 are/isconnected to a first pin of the tuning component 2, and a third pinand/or a fourth pin of the tuning component 2 are/is connected to oneend of the first antenna radiator. The tuning component 2 is the firsttuning component, and a second pin of the tuning component 2 isconnected to the first pin of the tuning component 1, that is, thetuning component 2 is connected to the feeding point.

In an example, the first pin of the first tuning component is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator, and the second pin isconnected to the first pin. In this case, the second pin is connected toone end of the first antenna radiator. The third pin and/or the fourthpin are/is connected to the feeding point.

In an example, N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2, andthe tuning circuit includes a tuning component 1 and a tuning component2, where a first pin of the tuning component 1 is connected to one endof the first antenna radiator, a third pin and/or a fourth pin of thetuning component 1 are/is connected to a first pin of the tuningcomponent 2, and a third pin and/or a fourth pin of the tuning component2 are/is connected to the feeding point. The tuning component 2 is thefirst tuning component, a second pin of the tuning component 2 isconnected to the first pin of the tuning component 1, and the tuningcomponent 2 is connected to one end of the first antenna radiator.

Optionally, the antenna apparatus 200 further includes a ground point.The N tuning components 100 include a fourth tuning component, and atleast one of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofthe fourth tuning component is connected to the ground point.

In other words, the N tuning components 100 include a fourth tuningcomponent, a pin of which is grounded, and the grounded pin may be oneor more of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofthe fourth tuning component. For example, the N tuning components 100include a fourth tuning component. A first pin of the fourth tuningcomponent is connected to the feeding point, a second pin is connectedto the ground point, and a third pin and/or fourth pin are/is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator.

Optionally, N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2, and atleast one of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofany one of the N tuning components 100 is connected to at least one of afirst pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin of one of tuningcomponents other than the any tuning component in the N tuningcomponents 100.

In other words, the tuning circuit includes a plurality of tuningcomponents 100 shown in FIG. 1, and each tuning component 100 isconnected by using a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and/or afourth pin of the tuning component 100. That is, the plurality of tuningcomponents are connected in series between the first antenna radiatorand the feeding point. For example, the first pin of the tuningcomponent 1 is connected to the second pin of the tuning component 2,the third pin of the tuning component 1 is connected to the feedingpoint, and the first pin of the tuning component 2 is connected to oneend of the first antenna radiator. There are also many similarconnection manners, and details are not described herein again.

Optionally, the N tuning components 100 include a fifth tuning componentand a sixth tuning component, where at least one of a second pin, athird pin, and a fourth pin of the fifth tuning component is connectedto a first pin of the sixth tuning component.

In other words, serial connection between the fifth tuning component andthe sixth tuning component is implemented by connecting the first pin ofthe sixth tuning component and at least one of the second pin, the thirdpin, and the fourth pin of the fifth tuning component.

In an example, the first pin of the fifth tuning component is connectedto the feeding point, the second pin of the fifth tuning component isconnected to the first pin of the sixth tuning component, and the thirdpin and/or the fourth pin of the sixth tuning component are/is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator.

In an example, the first pin of the fifth tuning component is connectedto the feeding point, the third pin of the fifth tuning component isconnected to the first pin of the sixth tuning component, and the thirdpin and/or the fourth pin of the sixth tuning component are/is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator.

In an example, the first pin of the fifth tuning component is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator, the fourth pin of the fifthtuning component is connected to the first pin of the sixth tuningcomponent, and the third pin and/or the fourth pin of the sixth tuningcomponent are/is connected to the feeding point.

There are many similar connection manners, and details are not describedherein again.

Optionally, the tuning circuit further includes:

a first external branch, where one end of the first external branch isconnected to the third pin or the fourth pin of the fifth tuningcomponent; and

a second external branch, where one end of the second external branch isconnected to the third pin or the fourth pin of the fifth tuningcomponent; and

the sixth tuning component is disposed on the first external branch.

That is, two external branches led out from the third pin and/or thefourth pin of the fifth tuning component are the first external branchand the second external branch respectively, and the sixth tuningcomponent is connected in series to one of the external branches,namely, the first external branch.

Optionally, at least one of the first pin, the second pin, the thirdpin, and the fourth pin of the fifth tuning component is connected to atleast one of the first pin, the second pin, the third pin, and thefourth pin of the sixth tuning component.

Optionally, the N tuning components 100 further include a seventh tuningcomponent, disposed on the second external branch.

That is, in the two external branches led from the fifth tuningcomponent, one external branch is connected in series to the sixthtuning component, and the other external branch is connected in seriesto the seventh tuning component. The feeding point may be connected toone end of the first antenna radiator by using the fifth tuningcomponent and the sixth tuning component, or may be connected to one endof the first antenna radiator by using the fifth tuning component andthe seventh tuning component. That is, the sixth tuning component andthe seventh tuning component are connected in parallel.

Optionally, at least one of the first pin, the second pin, the thirdpin, and the fourth pin of the fifth tuning component is connected to atleast one of the first pin, the second pin, the third pin, and thefourth pin of the seventh tuning component.

Optionally, the antenna apparatus 200 further includes a single-polemulti-throw switch tuning component, disposed on the second externalbranch.

The single-pole multi-throw switch tuning component includes asingle-pole multi-throw switch assembly, a ground point, and a pluralityof reactance elements. At least one reactance element of the pluralityof reactance elements is connected to the ground point. The single-polemulti-throw switch assembly includes one fixed end and a plurality ofmovable ends. One end of the plurality of reactance elements isconnected to the plurality of movable ends of the single-polemulti-throw switch assembly. The single-pole multi-throw switch assemblyis configured to switch between the plurality of reactance elements. Forexample, the single-pole multi-throw switch tuning component includes asingle-pole double-throw switch assembly, a ground point, a firstreactance element, and a second reactance element. The single-poledouble-throw switch assembly includes a fixed end, a first movable end,and a second movable end. One end of the first reactance element isconnected to the first movable end. One end of the second reactanceelement is connected to the fixed end, and the other end of the secondreactance element is connected to the second movable end. The other endof the first reactance element is connected to the ground point.

That is, in the two external branches led from the fifth tuningcomponent, one external branch is connected in series to the sixthtuning component, and the other external branch is connected in seriesto the single-pole multi-throw switch tuning component. The feedingpoint may be connected to one end of the first antenna radiator by usingthe fifth tuning component and the sixth tuning component, or may beconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator by using the fifthtuning component and the single-pole multi-throw switch tuningcomponent. That is, the sixth tuning component and the single-polemulti-throw switch tuning component are connected in parallel.

Optionally, the first antenna radiator is a ring antenna radiator.

Optionally, the antenna apparatus 200 further includes a packagesubstrate that is configured to bear elements in the antenna apparatus200.

Embodiment 1

As shown in FIG. 3, the antenna apparatus 300 includes a first antennaradiator 320, a feeding point 330, and a tuning circuit. The tuningcircuit is configured to be connected between the first antenna radiator320 and the feeding point 330.

The tuning circuit includes one tuning component 340 shown in FIG. 1. Afirst pin 341 of the tuning component 340 is connected to the feedingpoint 330, and a third pin 343 and a fourth pin 344 of the tuningcomponent 340 are connected to one end of the first antenna radiator320. A reactance element 345 is connected in series between the thirdpin 343 and the first antenna radiator 320, and a reactance element 346is connected in series between the fourth pin 344 and the first antennaradiator 320.

A switch assembly inside the tuning component 340 may switch a state ofa circuit connected between the feeding point 330 and the first antennaradiator 320. For example, the switch assembly may perform switchingsuch that the feeding point 330 is connected to one end of the firstantenna radiator 320 by using a connection path between the first pin341 and the third pin 343, while a connection path between the first pin341 and the fourth pin 344 is disconnected. In this case, the reactanceelement 345 plays a tuning role. The switch assembly may further performswitching such that the feeding point 330 is connected to one end of thefirst antenna radiator 320 by using a connection path between the firstpin 341 and the fourth pin 344, while a connection path between thefirst pin 341 and the third pin 343 is disconnected. In this case, thereactance element 346 plays a tuning role. The switch assembly mayfurther perform switching such that the feeding point 330 is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator 320 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 341 and the third pin 343, and the feeding point330 is connected to one end of the first antenna radiator 320 by using aconnection path between the first pin 341 and the fourth pin 344. Inthis case, both the reactance element 345 and the reactance element 346play a tuning role.

The second pin 342 of the tuning component 340 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 342 of the tuning component 340 may be further connected tothe first pin 341, the third pin 343, and the fourth pin 344 of thetuning component 340. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram in which the secondpin 342 of the tuning component 340 is connected to the first pin 341 ofthe tuning component 340.

Embodiment 2

As shown in FIG. 4, the antenna apparatus 400 includes a packagesubstrate, where a first antenna radiator 420, a feeding point 430, anda tuning circuit are disposed. The tuning circuit is configured to beconnected between the first antenna radiator 420 and the feeding point430.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 440 and a tuningcomponent 450 shown in FIG. 1, where a first pin 441 of the tuningcomponent 440 is connected to the feeding point 430, a third pin 443 anda fourth pin 444 of the tuning component 440 are connected to a firstpin 451 of the tuning component 450, and a third pin 453 and a fourthpin 454 of the tuning component 450 are connected to one end of thefirst antenna radiator 420. A reactance element 445 is connected inseries between the third pin 443 of the tuning component 440 and thefirst pin 451 of the tuning component 450, and a reactance element 446is connected in series between the fourth pin 444 of the tuningcomponent 440 and the first pin 451 of the tuning component 450. Areactance element 455 is connected in series between the third pin 453of the tuning component 450 and the first antenna radiator 420, and areactance element 456 is connected in series between the fourth pin 454of the tuning component 450 and the first antenna radiator 420.

Both the tuning component 440 and the switch assembly inside the tuningcomponent 450 may switch a state of a circuit connected between thefeeding point 430 and the first antenna radiator 420. For example, theswitch assembly inside the tuning component 440 may perform switchingsuch that the feeding point 430 is connected to the first antennaradiator 420 by using a connection path between the first pin 441 andthe third pin 443 of the tuning component 440, while a connection pathbetween the first pin 441 and the fourth pin 444 of the tuning component440 is disconnected. In this case, the reactance element 445 plays atuning role. The switch assembly inside the tuning component 450 mayfurther perform switching such that the feeding point 430 is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator 420 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 451 and the fourth pin 454 of the tuning component450, while a connection path between the first pin 451 and the third pin453 of the tuning component 450 is disconnected. In this case, thereactance element 456 plays a tuning role.

The second pin 442 of the tuning component 440 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 442 of the tuning component 440 may be further connected tothe first pin 441, the third pin 443, and the fourth pin 444 of thetuning component 440. Similarly, a second pin 452 of the tuningcomponent 450 may be grounded. The second pin 452 of the tuningcomponent 450 may be further connected to the first pin 451, the thirdpin 453, and the fourth pin 454 of the tuning component 450. FIG. 4 is aschematic diagram in which the second pin 442 of the tuning component440 is grounded and the second pin 452 of the tuning component 450 isgrounded.

The reactance element of the tuning component 440 may implement 8different capacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuningcomponent 440 may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuningcomponent 440 may implement at least 24 circuit states. Similarly, thereactance element of the tuning component 450 may implement 8 differentcapacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuning component 450may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuning component 450 mayimplement at least 24 circuit states. In this case, the tuning circuitmay implement at least 24×24 circuit states. More circuit states canimplement more frequency bands.

Embodiment 3

As shown in FIG. 5, the antenna apparatus 500 includes a packagesubstrate, where a first antenna radiator 520, a feeding point 530, anda tuning circuit are disposed. The tuning circuit is configured to beconnected between the first antenna radiator 520 and the feeding point530.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 540 and a tuningcomponent 550 shown in FIG. 1, where a first pin 541 of the tuningcomponent 540 is connected to the feeding point 530, a second pin 542 ofthe tuning component 540 is connected to a first pin 551 of the tuningcomponent 550, and a third pin 553 and a fourth pin 554 of the tuningcomponent 550 are connected to one end of the first antenna radiator520. A reactance element 545 is connected in series between the thirdpin 543 of the tuning component 540 and the ground point, and areactance element 546 is connected in series between the fourth pin 544of the tuning component 540 and the ground point. A reactance element555 is connected in series between the third pin 553 of the tuningcomponent 550 and the first antenna radiator 520, and a reactanceelement 556 is connected in series between the fourth pin 554 of thetuning component 550 and the first antenna radiator 520.

Both the tuning component 540 and the switch assembly inside the tuningcomponent 550 may switch a state of a circuit connected between thefeeding point 530 and the first antenna radiator 520. For example, theswitch assembly inside the tuning component 540 may perform switchingsuch that the first pin 541 is grounded by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 541 and the third pin 543, while a connection pathbetween the first pin 541 and the fourth pin 544 of the tuning component540 is disconnected. In this case, the reactance element 545 plays atuning role. The switch assembly inside the tuning component 550 mayperform switching such that the feeding point 530 is connected to oneend of the first antenna radiator 520 by using a connection path betweenthe first pin 551 and the fourth pin 554 of the tuning component 550,while a connection path between the first pin 551 and the third pin 553of the tuning component 550 is disconnected. In this case, the reactanceelement 556 plays a tuning role.

The second pin 552 of the tuning component 550 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 552 of the tuning component 550 may be further connected tothe first pin 551, the third pin 553, and the fourth pin 554 of thetuning component 550. FIG. 5 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 552 of the tuning component 550 is grounded.

The reactance element of the tuning component 540 may implement 8different capacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuningcomponent 540 may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuningcomponent 540 may implement at least 24 circuit states. Similarly, thereactance element of the tuning component 550 may implement 8 differentcapacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuning component 550may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuning component 550 mayimplement at least 24 circuit states. In this case, the tuning circuitmay implement at least 24×24 circuit states. More circuit states canimplement more frequency bands.

Embodiment 4

As shown in FIG. 6, the antenna apparatus 600 includes a packagesubstrate, where a first antenna radiator 620, a feeding point 630, anda tuning circuit are disposed. The tuning circuit is configured to beconnected between the first antenna radiator 620 and the feeding point630.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 640 and a tuningcomponent 650 shown in FIG. 1, where a first pin 641 of the tuningcomponent 640 is connected to the feeding point 630, a second pin 642 ofthe tuning component 640 is connected to a first pin 651 of the tuningcomponent 650, and a second pin 652 of the tuning component 650 isconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator 620. A reactanceelement 645 is connected in series between the third pin 643 of thetuning component 640 and the ground point, and a reactance element 646is connected in series between the fourth pin 644 of the tuningcomponent 640 and the ground point. A reactance element 655 is connectedin series between the third pin 653 of the tuning component 650 and theground point, and a reactance element 656 is connected in series betweenthe fourth pin 654 of the tuning component 650 and the ground point.

Both the tuning component 640 and the switch assembly inside the tuningcomponent 650 may switch a state of a circuit connected between thefeeding point 630 and the first antenna radiator 620. For example, theswitch assembly inside the tuning component 640 may perform switchingsuch that the first pin 641 is grounded by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 641 and the third pin 643, while a connection pathbetween the first pin 541 and the fourth pin 644 of the tuning component640 is disconnected. In this case, the reactance element 645 plays atuning role. The switch assembly inside the tuning component 650 mayperform switching such that the first pin 651 is grounded by using aconnection path between the first pin 651 and the third pin 653, while aconnection path between the first pin 651 and the fourth pin 654 of thetuning component 650 is disconnected. In this case, the reactanceelement 655 plays a tuning role.

The reactance element of the tuning component 640 may implement 8different capacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuningcomponent 640 may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuningcomponent 640 may implement at least 24 circuit states. Similarly, thereactance element of the tuning component 650 may implement 8 differentcapacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuning component 650may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuning component 650 mayimplement at least 24 circuit states. In this case, the tuning circuitmay implement at least 24×24 circuit states. More circuit states canimplement more frequency bands.

Embodiment 5

As shown in FIG. 7, the antenna apparatus 700 includes a packagesubstrate, where a first antenna radiator 720, a feeding point 730, anda tuning circuit are disposed. The tuning circuit is configured to beconnected between the first antenna radiator 720 and the feeding point730.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 740 and a tuningcomponent 750 shown in FIG. 1, where a first pin 741 of the tuningcomponent 740 is connected to the feeding point 730, a third pin 743 anda fourth pin 744 of the tuning component 740 are connected to a firstpin 751 of the tuning component 750, and a second pin 752 of the tuningcomponent 750 is connected to one end of the first antenna radiator 720.A reactance element 745 is connected in series between the third pin 743of the tuning component 740 and the first pin 751 of the tuningcomponent 750, and a reactance element 746 is connected in seriesbetween the fourth pin 744 of the tuning component 740 and the first pin751 of the tuning component 750. A reactance element 755 is connected inseries between the third pin 753 of the tuning component 750 and theground point, and a reactance element 756 is connected in series betweenthe fourth pin 754 of the tuning component 750 and the ground point.

Both the tuning component 740 and the switch assembly inside the tuningcomponent 750 may switch a state of a circuit connected between thefeeding point 730 and the first antenna radiator 720. For example, theswitch assembly inside the tuning component 740 may perform switchingsuch that the feeding point 730 is connect to one end of the firstantenna radiator 720 by using a connection path between the first pin741 and the fourth pin 744 of the tuning component 740, while aconnection path between the first pin 741 and the third pin 743 of thetuning component 740 is disconnected. In this case, the reactanceelement 746 plays a tuning role. The switch assembly inside the tuningcomponent 750 may perform switching such that the first pin 751 isgrounded by using a connection path between the first pin 751 and thethird pin 753, while a connection path between the first pin 651 and thefourth pin 754 of the tuning component 750 is disconnected. In thiscase, the reactance element 755 plays a tuning role.

The second pin 742 of the tuning component 740 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 742 of the tuning component 740 may be further connected tothe first pin 741, the third pin 743, and the fourth pin 744 of thetuning component 740. FIG. 7 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 742 of the tuning component 740 is grounded.

The reactance element of the tuning component 740 may implement 8different capacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuningcomponent 740 may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuningcomponent 740 may implement at least 24 circuit states. Similarly, thereactance element of the tuning component 750 may implement 8 differentcapacitance values, and the switch assembly of the tuning component 750may implement at least 3 states, such that the tuning component 750 mayimplement at least 24 circuit states. In this case, the tuning circuitmay implement at least 24×24 circuit states. More circuit states canimplement more frequency bands.

Embodiment 6

As shown in FIG. 8, the antenna apparatus 800 includes a packagesubstrate, where a ring antenna radiator 820, a feeding point 830, and atuning circuit are disposed. The tuning circuit is configured to beconnected between the ring antenna radiator 820 and the feeding point830.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 840, a tuning component850, and a tuning component 860 that are shown in FIG. 1. A first pin841 of the tuning component 840 is connected to the feeding point 830, athird pin 843 of the tuning component 840 is connected to a fourth pin854 of the tuning component 850, and a fourth pin 844 of the tuningcomponent 840 is connected to a first pin 861 of the tuning component860. A first pin 851 of the tuning component 850 is connected to one endof the ring antenna radiator 820. A third pin 863 of the tuningcomponent 860 is connected to the other end of the ring antenna radiator820. A third pin 853 of the tuning component 850 may be grounded. Afourth pin 864 of the tuning component 860 may be grounded.

A reactance element 845 and a reactance element 856 are connected inseries between the third pin 843 of the tuning component 840 and thefourth pin 854 of the tuning component 850. A reactance element 846 isconnected in series between the fourth pin 844 of the tuning component840 and the first pin 861 of the tuning component 860. A reactanceelement 855 is connected in series between the third pin 853 of thetuning component 850 and the ground point. A reactance element 866 isconnected in series between the fourth pin 864 of the tuning component860 and the ground point. A reactance element 865 is connected in seriesbetween the third pin 863 of the tuning component 860 and the firstantenna radiator.

Switch assemblies inside the tuning component 840, the tuning component850, and the tuning component 860 may all switch a state of a circuitconnected between the feeding point 830 and the ring antenna radiator820. For example, the switch assemblies inside the tuning component 840and the tuning component 860 may perform switching such that the feedingpoint 830 is connected to one end of the ring antenna radiator 820 byusing a connection path between the first pin 841 and the fourth pin 844of the tuning component 840, and a connection path between the first pin861 and the third pin 863 of the tuning component 860. The switchassembly inside the tuning component 850 may perform switching such thatthe ring antenna radiator 820 is grounded by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 851 and the third pin 853 of the tuning component850. In this case, the reactance element 846, the reactance element 855,and the reactance element 865 play a tuning role.

The second pin 842 of the tuning component 840 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 842 of the tuning component 840 may be further connected tothe first pin 841, the third pin 843, and the fourth pin 844 of thetuning component 840. FIG. 8 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 842 of the tuning component 840 is grounded.

Similarly, a second pin 852 of the tuning component 850 may be grounded.The second pin 852 of the tuning component 850 may be further connectedto the first pin 851, the third pin 853, and the fourth pin 854 of thetuning component 850. FIG. 8 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 852 of the tuning component 850 is grounded.

Similarly, a second pin 862 of the tuning component 860 may be grounded.The second pin 862 of the tuning component 860 may be further connectedto the first pin 861, the third pin 863, and the fourth pin 864 of thetuning component 860. FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram in which the secondpin 862 of the tuning component 860 is connected to the first pin 861 ofthe tuning component 860.

Embodiment 7

As shown in FIG. 9, the antenna apparatus 900 includes a packagesubstrate, where a ring antenna radiator 920, a feeding point 930, and atuning circuit are disposed. The tuning circuit is configured to beconnected between the ring antenna radiator 920 and the feeding point930.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 940, a tuning component950, and a single-pole double-throw switch assembly tuning component 960that are described in FIG. 1. A first pin 941 of the tuning component940 is connected to the feeding point 930, a third pin 943 of the tuningcomponent 940 is connected to a second movable end 963 of thesingle-pole double-throw switch assembly tuning component 960, and afourth pin 944 of the tuning component 940 is connected to a first pin951 of the tuning component 950. A fixed end 961 of the single-poledouble-throw switch assembly tuning component 960 is connected to oneend of the ring antenna radiator 920. A third pin 953 of the tuningcomponent 950 is connected to the other end of the ring antenna radiator920. A first movable end 962 of the single-pole double-throw switchassembly tuning component 960 may be grounded. A fourth pin 954 of thetuning component 950 may be grounded.

A reactance element is connected in series between the third pin 943 ofthe tuning component 940 and the second movable end 963 of thesingle-pole double-throw switch assembly tuning component 960. Areactance element 946 is connected in series between the fourth pin 944of the tuning component 940 and the first pin 951 of the tuningcomponent 950. A reactance element is connected in series between thefirst movable end 962 of the single-pole double-throw switch assemblytuning component 960 and the ground point. A reactance element 956 isconnected in series between the fourth pin 954 of the tuning component950 and the ground point. A reactance element 955 is connected in seriesbetween the third pin 953 of the tuning component 950 and the firstantenna radiator.

Switch assemblies inside the tuning component 940, the single-poledouble-throw switch assembly tuning component 960, and the tuningcomponent 950 may all switch a state of a circuit connected between thefeeding point 930 and the ring antenna radiator 920. For example, theswitch assemblies inside the tuning component 940 and the tuningcomponent 950 may perform switching such that the feeding point 930 isconnected to one end of the ring antenna radiator 920 by using aconnection path between the first pin 941 and the fourth pin 944 of thetuning component 940, and a connection path between the first pin 951and the third pin 953 of the tuning component 950. The switch assemblyinside the tuning component 960 may perform switching such that the ringantenna radiator 920 is grounded by using a connection path between thefixed end 961 and the first movable end 962 of the single-poledouble-throw switch assembly tuning component 960. In this case, thereactance element 946, and the reactance element 955 may play a tuningrole.

The second pin 942 of the tuning component 940 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 942 of the tuning component 940 may be further connected tothe first pin 941, the first movable end 942, and the fourth pin 944 ofthe tuning component 940. FIG. 9 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 942 of the tuning component 940 is grounded.

Similarly, a second pin 952 of the tuning component 950 may be grounded.The second pin 952 of the tuning component 950 may be further connectedto the first pin 951, the third pin 953, and the fourth pin 954 of thetuning component 950. FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram in which the secondpin 952 of the tuning component 950 is connected to the first pin 951 ofthe tuning component 950.

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application. The antenna apparatus1000 includes a first antenna radiator, a second antenna radiator, afeeding point, and a tuning circuit, where the tuning circuit isconfigured to be connected between the first antenna radiator and thefeeding point, and is configured to be connected between the secondantenna radiator and the feeding point. The tuning circuit furtherincludes a first end, a second end, and a third end. A first end of thetuning circuit is connected to the feeding point, a second end of thetuning circuit is connected to one end of the first antenna radiator,and a third end of the tuning circuit is connected to one end of thesecond antenna radiator. The tuning circuit includes N tuning components100 shown in FIG. 1 connected between the first antenna radiator and thefeeding point. The tuning circuit includes M tuning components 100 shownin FIG. 1 connected between the second antenna radiator and the feedingpoint. At least two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120, the thirdpin 130, and the fourth pin 140 of each of the N tuning components 100are connected between the first antenna radiator and the feeding point.At least two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120, the third pin130, and the fourth pin 140 of each of the M tuning components 100 areconnected between the second antenna radiator and the feeding point,where both N and M are positive integers greater than or equal to 1.

I. First Antenna Radiator

The first antenna radiator is configured to receive a signal, or isconfigured to receive or send a signal.

J. Second Antenna Radiator

The first antenna radiator is configured to receive a signal, or isconfigured to receive or send a signal. An operating frequency band ofthe second antenna radiator is the same as or different from that of thefirst antenna radiator.

K. Feeding Point

The feeding point is configured to provide a feed source for the firstantenna radiator.

L. Tuning Component

The tuning component takes a possible form of the tuning component 100shown in FIG. 1. The antenna apparatus 1000 includes one or more tuningcomponents.

In other words, a tuning circuit including the tuning component shown inFIG. 1 is connected to a plurality of antenna radiators, and each tuningcomponent 100 is connected to the tuning circuit by using at least twoof a first pin 110, a second pin 120, a third pin 130, and a fourth pin140 of the tuning component 100.

In an example, the tuning circuit includes M+N tuning components 100,where the N tuning components 100 are connected between the firstantenna radiator and the feeding point, and the M tuning components 100are connected between the second antenna radiator and the feeding point.

Optionally, the M tuning components 100 include a second tuningcomponent, and the second tuning component is connected between a firstend of the tuning circuit and a second end of the tuning circuit.

That is, the antenna apparatus 1000 includes a second tuning component.The second tuning component is not only connected between the firstantenna radiator and the feeding point, but also connected between thesecond antenna radiator and the feeding point.

Optionally, the tuning components include a third tuning component. Athird pin of the third tuning component is connected to the second endof the tuning circuit, and a fourth pin of the third tuning component isconnected to the third end of the tuning circuit.

That is, a first internal branch 101 inside the third tuning componentis configured to connect one end of the first antenna radiator to thefeeding point. A second internal branch 102 inside the third tuningcomponent is configured to connect one end of the second antennaradiator to the feeding point.

Optionally, the N tuning components 100 include a first tuningcomponent, and a second pin of the first tuning component is connectedto a first pin, a third pin, or a fourth pin of the first tuningcomponent; or a second pin of the first tuning component is connected tothe first end of the tuning circuit or the second end of the tuningcircuit.

In other words, two ends of a reactance element inside the first tuningcomponent in the N tuning components 100 are connected.

Optionally, the M tuning components 100 include a first tuningcomponent, and a second pin of the first tuning component is connectedto a first pin, a third pin, or a fourth pin of the first tuningcomponent; or a second pin of the first tuning component is connected tothe first end of the tuning circuit or the second end of the tuningcircuit.

In other words, two ends of a reactance element inside the first tuningcomponent in the M tuning components 100 are connected.

Optionally, the antenna apparatus 1000 further includes a ground point.The N tuning components 100 include a fourth tuning component, and atleast one of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofthe fourth tuning component is connected to the ground point.

In other words, the N tuning components 100 include a fourth tuningcomponent, a pin of which is grounded, and the grounded pin may be oneor more of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofthe fourth tuning component.

Optionally, the antenna apparatus 1000 further includes a ground point.The M tuning components 100 include a fourth tuning component, and atleast one of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofthe fourth tuning component is connected to the ground point.

In other words, the M tuning components 100 include a fourth tuningcomponent, a pin of which is grounded, and the grounded pin may be oneor more of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin ofthe fourth tuning component.

Embodiment 8

As shown in FIG. 11, the antenna apparatus 1100 includes a first antennaradiator 1110, a second antenna radiator 1120, a feeding point 1130, anda tuning circuit. The tuning circuit is configured to be connectedbetween the first antenna radiator 1110 and the feeding point 1130, andthe tuning circuit is configured to be connected between the secondantenna radiator 1120 and the feeding point 1130.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 1140 shown in FIG. 1. Afirst pin 1141 of the tuning component 1140 is connected to the feedingpoint 1130, a third pin 1143 of the tuning component 1140 is connectedto one end of the first antenna radiator 1110, and a fourth pin 1144 ofthe tuning component 1140 is connected to one end of the second antennaradiator 1120.

A reactance element 1145 is connected in series between the third pin1143 and the first antenna radiator 1110, and a reactance element 1146is connected in series between the fourth pin 1144 and the secondantenna radiator 1120.

The switch assembly inside the tuning component 1140 may switch acircuit that connects the feeding point 1130 and the first antennaradiator 1110, and/or switch a circuit that connects the feeding point1130 and the second antenna radiator 1120. For example, the switchassembly may perform switching such that the feeding point 1130 isconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator 1110 by using aconnection path between the first pin 1141 and the third pin 1143, whilea connection path between the first pin 1141 and the fourth pin 1144 isdisconnected. In this case, the tuning circuit plays a tuning rolebetween the feeding point 1130 and the first antenna radiator 1110. Theswitch assembly may further perform switching such that the feedingpoint 1130 is connected to one end of the second antenna radiator 1120by using a connection path between the first pin 1141 and the fourth pin1144, while a connection path between the first pin 1141 and the thirdpin 1143 is disconnected. In this case, the tuning circuit plays atuning role between the feeding point 1130 and the second antennaradiator 1120. The switch assembly may further perform switching suchthat the feeding point 1130 is connected to one end of the first antennaradiator 1110 by using a connection path between the first pin 1141 andthe third pin 1143, and the feeding point 1130 is connected to one endof the second antenna radiator 1120 by using a connection path betweenthe first pin 1141 and the fourth pin 1144. In this case, the tuningcircuit plays a tuning function between the feeding point 1130 and thefirst antenna radiator 1110, and between the feeding point 1130 and thesecond antenna radiator 1120.

The second pin 1142 of the tuning component 1140 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 1142 of the tuning component 1140 may be further connected tothe first pin 1141, the third pin 1143, and the fourth pin 1144 of thetuning component 1140. FIG. 11 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 1142 of the tuning component 1140 is grounded.

Embodiment 9

As shown in FIG. 12, the antenna apparatus 1200 includes a packagesubstrate, where a first antenna radiator 1110, a second antennaradiator 1220, a feeding point 1230, and a tuning circuit are disposed.The tuning circuit is configured to be connected between the firstantenna radiator 1210 and the feeding point 1230, and the tuning circuitis configured to be connected between the second antenna radiator 1220and the feeding point 1230.

The tuning circuit includes a tuning component 1240, a tuning component1250, and a tuning component 1260 that are shown in FIG. 1. A first pin1241 of the tuning component 1240 is connected to the feeding point1230, a third pin 1243 of the tuning component 1240 is connected to afirst pin 1251 of the tuning component 1250, and a fourth pin 1244 ofthe tuning component 1240 is connected to a first pin 1261 of the tuningcomponent 1260. A third pin 1253 and a fourth pin 1254 of the tuningcomponent 1250 are connected to one end of the first antenna radiator1210. A third pin 1263 and a fourth pin 1264 of the tuning component1260 are connected to one end of the second antenna radiator 1220.

The third pin 1243 and the fourth pin 1254 of the tuning component 1240may be externally connected to a reactance element. As shown in FIG. 12,the third pin 1243 of the tuning component 1240 is externally connectedto a reactance element 1245, and the fourth pin 1244 of the tuningcomponent 1240 is externally connected to a reactance element 1246.Similarly, the third pin 1253 and the fourth pin 1254 of the tuningcomponent 1250 may be externally connected to a reactance element. Asshown in FIG. 12, the third pin 1253 of the tuning component 1250 isexternally connected to a reactance element 1255, and the fourth pin1254 of the tuning component 1250 is externally connected to a reactanceelement 1256. Similarly, the third pin 1263 and the fourth pin 1254 ofthe tuning component 1260 may be externally connected to a reactanceelement. As shown in FIG. 12, the third pin 1263 of the tuning component1260 is externally connected to a reactance element 1265, and the fourthpin 1264 of the tuning component 1260 is externally connected to areactance element 1266.

The switch assembly inside the tuning component 1240 may switch acircuit that connects the feeding point 1230 and the first antennaradiator 1210, and/or switch a circuit that connects the feeding point1230 and the second antenna radiator 1220. For example, the switchassembly may perform switching such that the feeding point 1230 isconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator 1210 by using aconnection path between the first pin 1241 and the third pin 1243, whilea connection path between the first pin 1241 and the fourth pin 1244 isdisconnected. In this case, the tuning circuit plays a tuning rolebetween the feeding point 1230 and the first antenna radiator 1210. Theswitch assembly may further perform switching such that the feedingpoint 1230 is connected to one end of the second antenna radiator 1220by using a connection path between the first pin 1241 and the fourth pin1244, while a connection path between the first pin 1241 and the thirdpin 1243 is disconnected. In this case, the tuning circuit plays atuning role between the feeding point 1230 and the second antennaradiator 1220. The switch assembly may further perform switching suchthat the feeding point 1230 is connected to one end of the first antennaradiator 1210 by using a connection path between the first pin 1241 andthe third pin 1243, and the feeding point 1230 is connected to one endof the second antenna radiator 1220 by using a connection path betweenthe first pin 1241 and the fourth pin 1244. In this case, the tuningcircuit plays a tuning function between the feeding point 1230 and thefirst antenna radiator 1210, and between the feeding point 1230 and thesecond antenna radiator 1220.

The switch assembly inside the tuning component 1250 may switch acircuit state of a connection path between the feeding point 1230 andthe first antenna radiator 1210. For example, the switch assembly insidethe tuning component 1250 may perform switching such that the feedingpoint 830 is connected to one end of the first antenna radiator 1210 byusing a connection path between the first pin 1251 and the third pin1253 of the tuning component 1250. The switch assembly inside the tuningcomponent 1250 may perform switching such that the feeding point 830 isconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator 1210 by using aconnection path between the first pin 1251 and the fourth pin 1254 ofthe tuning component 1250.

The switch assembly inside the tuning component 1260 may switch acircuit state of a connection path between the feeding point 1230 andthe second antenna radiator 1220. For example, the switch assemblyinside the tuning component 1260 may perform switching such that thefeeding point 830 is connected to one end of the second antenna radiator1220 by using a connection path between the first pin 1261 and the thirdpin 1263 of the tuning component 1260. The switch assembly inside thetuning component 1260 may perform switching such that the feeding point830 is connected to the second antenna radiator 1220 by using aconnection path between the first pin 1261 and the fourth pin 1264 ofthe tuning component 1260.

The second pin 1242 of the tuning component 1240 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 1242 of the tuning component 1240 may be further connected tothe first pin 1241, the third pin 1243, and the fourth pin 1244 of thetuning component 1240. FIG. 12 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 1242 of the tuning component 1240 is grounded.

Similarly, a second pin 1252 of the tuning component 1250 may begrounded. The second pin 1252 of the tuning component 1250 may befurther connected to the first pin 1251, the third pin 1253, and thefourth pin 1254 of the tuning component 1250. FIG. 12 is a schematicdiagram in which the second pin 1252 of the tuning component 1250 isconnected to the first pin 1251 of the tuning component 1250.

Similarly, a second pin 1262 of the tuning component 1260 may begrounded. The second pin 1262 of the tuning component 1260 may befurther connected to the first pin 1261, the third pin 1263, and thefourth pin 1264 of the tuning component 1260. FIG. 12 is a schematicdiagram in which the second pin 1262 of the tuning component 1260 isconnected to the first pin 1261 of the tuning component 1260.

FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of an antenna apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application. The antenna apparatus1300 includes a composite right/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator,a feeding point, and a tuning circuit, where a first end of the tuningcircuit is configured to be connected to the feeding point, and a secondend of the tuning circuit is configured to be connected to the compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator. An external capacitor isconnected in series between the second end of the tuning circuit and thecomposite right/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator. The tuningcircuit includes N tuning components 100 shown in FIG. 1. At least twoof the first pin 110, the second pin 120, the third pin 130, and thefourth pin 140 of each of the N tuning components 100 are configured tobe connected between the first antenna radiator and the feeding point,where N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 1.

I. Composite Right/Left Handed+Inverted-F Antenna Radiator

The composite right/left handed+inverted-F antenna (composite right/lefthand+inverted-F antenna, CRLH+IFA) radiator is configured to receive, oris configured to receive or send a signal.

J. External Capacitor

As a capacitive exciter, the external capacitor plays a role in excitingthe antenna, and reduces a resonance size of the antenna when aresonance wavelength of the antenna remains unchanged.

K. Feeding Point

The feeding point is configured to provide a feed source for the firstantenna radiator.

L. Tuning Component

Pins connecting the first antenna radiator and the feeding point may beany at least two of the first pin 110, the second pin 120, the third pin130, and the fourth pin 140. Each tuning component 100 is connected tothe tuning circuit by using at least two of the first pin 110, thesecond pin 120, the third pin 130, and the fourth pin 140 of the tuningcomponent 100.

Embodiment 10

As shown in FIG. 14, the antenna apparatus 1400 includes a packagesubstrate, where a composite right/left handed+inverted-F antennaradiator 1420, a feeding point 1430, a tuning circuit, and a single-polemulti-throw switch tuning component 1450 are disposed. A first end ofthe composite right/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420 isgrounded, a second end is grounded by using a single-pole multi-throwswitch tuning component 1450, and a third end is connected to thefeeding point 1430 by using the tuning circuit.

The tuning circuit includes one tuning component 1440 shown in FIG. 1. Afirst pin 1441 of the tuning component 1440 is connected to the feedingpoint 1430, and a third pin 1443 and a fourth pin 1444 of the tuningcomponent 1440 are connected to the third end of the compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420. A capacitor element1445 is connected in series between the third pin 1443 and the compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420, and a capacitorelement 1446 is connected in series between the fourth pin 1444 and thecomposite right/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420.

The switch assembly inside the tuning component 1440 may switch a stateof a circuit that connects the feeding point 1430 and the compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420. For example, theswitch assembly may perform switching such that the feeding point 1430is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1441 and the third pin 1443, while a connectionpath between the first pin 1441 and the fourth pin 1444 is disconnected.In this case, the capacitor element 1445 plays a tuning role. The switchassembly may further perform switching such that the feeding point 1430is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1441 and the fourth pin 1444, while a connectionpath between the first pin 1441 and the third pin 1443 is disconnected.In this case, the capacitor element 1446 plays a tuning role. The switchassembly may further perform switching such that the feeding point 1430is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1441 and the third pin 1443, and the feeding point1430 is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1420 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1441 and the fourth pin 1444. In this case, boththe capacitor element 1445 and the capacitor element 1446 play a tuningrole.

The second pin 1442 of the tuning component 1440 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 1442 of the tuning component 1440 may be further connected tothe first pin 1441, the third pin 1443, and the fourth pin 1444 of thetuning component 1440. FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 1442 of the tuning component 1440 is connected to the firstpin 1441 of the tuning component 1440.

Embodiment 11

As shown in FIG. 15, the antenna apparatus 1500 includes a packagesubstrate, where a capacitor 1510, a composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520, a feeding point 1530, a tuningcircuit, and a single-pole multi-throw switch tuning component 1550 aredisposed. A first end of the composite right/left handed+inverted-Fantenna radiator 1520 is grounded, a second end is grounded by using asingle-pole multi-throw switch tuning component 1550, and a third end isconnected to the feeding point 1530 by using the tuning circuit. Thecapacitor 1510 is connected in series between the tuning circuit and thesingle-pole multi-throw switch tuning component 1550.

The tuning circuit includes one tuning component 1540 shown in FIG. 1. Afirst pin 1541 of the tuning component 1540 is connected to the feedingpoint 1530, and a third pin 1543 and a fourth pin 1544 of the tuningcomponent 1540 are connected to the third end of the compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520. A reactance element1545 is connected in series between the third pin 1543 and the compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520, and a reactanceelement 1546 is connected in series between the fourth pin 1544 and thecomposite right/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520.

The switch assembly inside the tuning component 1540 may switch a stateof a circuit that connects the feeding point 1530 and the compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520. For example, theswitch assembly may perform switching such that the feeding point 1530is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1541 and the third pin 1543, while a connectionpath between the first pin 1541 and the fourth pin 1544 is disconnected.In this case, the reactance element 1545 plays a tuning role. The switchassembly may further perform switching such that the feeding point 1530is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1541 and the fourth pin 1544, while a connectionpath between the first pin 1541 and the third pin 1543 is disconnected.In this case, the reactance element 1546 plays a tuning role. The switchassembly may further perform switching such that the feeding point 1530is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1541 and the third pin 1543, and the feeding point1530 is connected to the third end of the composite right/lefthanded+inverted-F antenna radiator 1520 by using a connection pathbetween the first pin 1541 and the fourth pin 1544. In this case, boththe reactance element 1545 and the reactance element 1546 play a tuningrole.

The second pin 1542 of the tuning component 1540 may be grounded. Thesecond pin 1542 of the tuning component 1540 may be further connected tothe first pin 1541, the third pin 1543, and the fourth pin 1544 of thetuning component 1540. FIG. 15 shows a schematic diagram in which thesecond pin 1542 of the tuning component 1540 is grounded.

An embodiment of this application further provides a terminal device.The terminal device includes an antenna apparatus.

Specifically, the antenna apparatus may be at least one of the antennaapparatus 200, the antenna apparatus 1000, and the antenna apparatus1300 described above.

Optionally, the terminal device further includes a metal middle frameand a radio frequency circuit. The antenna apparatus is connected to theradio frequency circuit, and the antenna apparatus transmits a signal ofthe radio frequency circuit by using the metal middle frame.

It should be understood that the metal middle frame of the terminaldevice includes a metal frame of the terminal device.

Specifically, a feeding point of the antenna apparatus is connected tothe radio frequency circuit. For example, a feeding point in at leastone of the antenna apparatus 200, the antenna apparatus 1000, and theantenna apparatus 1300 may be connected to the radio frequency circuit.The antenna apparatus may transmit, by using the metal middle frame ofthe terminal device, a space signal that is converted from an electricalsignal of the radio frequency circuit.

A person of ordinary skill in the art may be aware that units andalgorithm steps in the examples described with reference to theembodiments disclosed in this specification may be implemented byelectronic hardware or a combination of computer software and electronichardware. Whether the functions are performed by hardware or softwaredepends on particular applications and design constraints of thetechnical solutions. A person skilled in the art may use differentmethods to implement the described functions for each particularapplication, but it should not be considered that the implementationgoes beyond the scope of this application.

It may be clearly understood by a person skilled in the art that for thepurpose of convenient and brief descriptions, for a detailed workingprocess of the foregoing system, apparatus, and unit, refer to acorresponding process in the foregoing method embodiments. Details arenot described herein again.

In the several embodiments provided in this application, it should beunderstood that the disclosed system, apparatus, and method may beimplemented in another manner. For example, the described apparatusembodiment is merely an example. For example, division into the units ismerely logical function division and may be other division in an actualimplementation. For example, a plurality of units or components may becombined or integrated into another system, or some features may beignored or not performed. In addition, the displayed or discussed mutualcouplings or direct couplings or communication connections may beimplemented by using some interfaces. The indirect couplings orcommunication connections between the apparatuses or units may beimplemented in electronic, mechanical, or other forms.

The units described as separate parts may or may not be physicallyseparate, and parts displayed as units may or may not be physical units,and may be located in one position, or may be distributed on a pluralityof network units. Some or all of the units may be selected based onactual requirements to achieve the objectives of the solutions of theembodiments.

In addition, function units in the embodiments of this application maybe integrated into one processing unit, or each of the units may existalone physically, or two or more units are integrated into one unit.

When the functions are implemented in a form of a software function unitand sold or used as an independent product, the functions may be storedin a computer readable storage medium. Based on such an understanding,the technical solutions of this application essentially, or the partcontributing to the prior art, or some of the technical solutions may beimplemented in a form of a software product. The computer softwareproduct is stored in a storage medium, and includes several instructionsfor instructing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, aserver, a network device, or the like) to perform all or some of thesteps of the methods described in the embodiments of this application.The foregoing storage medium includes any medium that can store programcode, such as a USB flash drive, a removable hard disk, a read-onlymemory (read-only memory, ROM), a random access memory (random accessmemory, RAM), a magnetic disk, or an optical disc.

The foregoing descriptions are merely specific implementations of thisapplication, but are not intended to limit the protection scope of thisapplication. Any variation or replacement readily figured out by aperson skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in thisapplication shall fall within the protection scope of this application.Therefore, the protection scope of this application shall be subject tothe protection scope of the claims.

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 24. A tuning component, comprising: a plurality ofpins, wherein the plurality of pins comprise a first pin, a second pin,a third pin, and a fourth pin; a reactance element, wherein thereactance element is connected between the first pin and the second pin;a switch assembly, disposed between the third pin and the fourth pin; afirst internal branch, wherein one end of the first internal branch isconnected to the third pin; and a second internal branch, wherein oneend of the second internal branch is connected to the fourth pin,wherein the other end of the first internal branch is connected to theother end of the second internal branch to form an integrated end, andthe integrated end is connected to the first pin, and wherein the tuningcomponent further comprises a signal controller, wherein the signalcontroller is configured to control the switch assembly to switchbetween an on state and an off state of one of the first internal branchor the second internal branch.
 25. The tuning component according toclaim 24, wherein the reactance element is a variable capacitor; and thesignal controller is further configured to switch a capacitance value ofthe reactance element, wherein the capacitance value of the variablecapacitor ranges from 0.7 pF to 2.7 pF.
 26. The tuning componentaccording to claim 25, wherein the variable capacitor is configured toswitch between at least eight different capacitance values.
 27. Thetuning component according to claim 25, wherein the reactance element isa variable inductor; and the signal controller is further configured toswitch an inductance value of the reactance element.
 28. The tuningcomponent according to claim 24, wherein the tuning component furthercomprises: a branch reactor, wherein the branch reactor is disposed onthe first internal branch or the second internal branch.
 29. The tuningcomponent according to claim 28, wherein the branch reactor is avariable capacitor; and the signal controller is further configured toswitch a capacitance value of the reactance element.
 30. The tuningcomponent according to claim 28, wherein the branch reactor is avariable inductor; and the signal controller is further configured toswitch an inductance value of the branch reactor.
 31. The tuningcomponent according to claim 24, wherein the on state and the off stateof the first internal branch correspond to two frequency bands, or theon state and the off state of the second internal branch correspond totwo frequency bands.
 32. An antenna apparatus, comprising: a feedingpoint and a first antenna radiator; and a tuning circuit, wherein afirst end of the tuning circuit is connected to the feeding point, and asecond end of the tuning circuit is connected to one end of the firstantenna radiator; and the tuning circuit comprises: N tuning components,wherein each of the N tuning components comprises: a plurality of pins,wherein the plurality of pins comprise a first pin, a second pin, athird pin, and a fourth pin; a reactance element, wherein the reactanceelement is connected between the first pin and the second pin; a switchassembly, disposed between the third pin and the fourth pin; a firstinternal branch, wherein one end of the first internal branch isconnected to the third pin; and a second internal branch, wherein oneend of the second internal branch is connected to the fourth pin,wherein the other end of the first internal branch is connected to theother end of the second internal branch to form an integrated end, andthe integrated end is connected to the first pin; and the tuningcomponent further comprises: a signal controller configured to controlthe switch assembly to switch between an on state and an off state ofone of the first internal branch or the second internal branch; andwherein at least two of the first pin, the second pin, the third pin,and the fourth pin of each of the N tuning components are connectedbetween the first end of the tuning circuit and the second end of thetuning circuit, wherein N is a positive integer greater than or equalto
 1. 33. The antenna apparatus according to claim 32, wherein the Ntuning components comprise a first tuning component, and a second pin ofthe first tuning component is connected to a first pin, a third pin, ora fourth pin of the first tuning component; or a second pin of the firsttuning component is connected to the first end of the tuning circuit orthe second end of the tuning circuit.
 34. The antenna apparatusaccording to claim 32, wherein the tuning circuit further comprises athird end; and the antenna apparatus further comprises: a second antennaradiator, connected to the third end of the tuning circuit, wherein Mtuning components are disposed on a connection path between the firstend of the tuning circuit and the third end of the tuning circuit; andeach of the M tuning components comprises: a plurality of pins, whereinthe plurality of pins comprise a first pin, a second pin, a third pin,and a fourth pin; a reactance element, wherein the reactance element isconnected between the first pin and the second pin; a switch assembly,disposed between the third pin and the fourth pin; a first internalbranch, wherein one end of the first internal branch is connected to thethird pin; and a second internal branch, wherein one end of the secondinternal branch is connected to the fourth pin, wherein the other end ofthe first internal branch is connected to the other end of the secondinternal branch to form an integrated end, and the integrated end isconnected to the first pin; and the tuning component further comprises:a signal controller, wherein the signal controller is configured tocontrol the switch assembly to switch between an on state and an offstate of the first internal branch, and/or the signal controller isconfigured to control the switch assembly to switch between an on stateand an off state of the second internal branch; and at least two of thefirst pin, the second pin, the third pin, and the fourth pin of each ofthe M tuning components are connected between the first end of thetuning circuit and the third end of the tuning circuit, wherein M is apositive integer greater than or equal to
 1. 35. The antenna apparatusaccording to claim 34, wherein the M tuning components comprise a secondtuning component, and the second tuning component is connected betweenthe first end of the tuning circuit and the second end of the tuningcircuit.
 36. The antenna apparatus according to claim 35, wherein thetuning components comprise a third tuning component, a third pin of thethird tuning component is connected to the second end of the tuningcircuit, and a fourth pin of the third tuning component is connected tothe third end of the tuning circuit.
 37. The antenna apparatus accordingto claim 32, wherein the first antenna radiator is a compositeright/left handed+inverted-F antenna radiator; and the antenna apparatusfurther comprises: an external capacitor, wherein the external capacitoris connected between the second end of the tuning circuit and the firstantenna radiator.
 38. The antenna apparatus according to claim 32,wherein the antenna apparatus further comprises a ground point; and theN tuning components comprise a fourth tuning component, and at least oneof a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin of thefourth tuning component is connected to the ground point.
 39. Theantenna apparatus according to claim 32, wherein N is a positive integergreater than or equal to 2, and at least one of a first pin, a secondpin, a third pin, and a fourth pin of any one of the N tuning componentsis connected to at least one of a first pin, a second pin, a third pin,and a fourth pin of one of tuning components other than the any tuningcomponent in the N tuning components.
 40. The antenna apparatusaccording to claim 39, wherein the N tuning components comprise: a fifthtuning component; and a sixth tuning component, wherein at least one ofa second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin of the fifth tuningcomponent is connected to a first pin of the sixth tuning component. 41.The antenna apparatus according to claim 40, wherein the tuning circuitfurther comprises: a first external branch, wherein one end of the firstexternal branch is connected to the third pin or the fourth pin of thefifth tuning component; and a second external branch, wherein one end ofthe second external branch is connected to the third pin or the fourthpin of the fifth tuning component, wherein the sixth tuning component isdisposed on the first external branch.
 42. The antenna apparatusaccording to claim 41, wherein the N tuning components further comprise:a seventh tuning component, disposed on the second external branch,wherein the antenna apparatus further comprises: a single-polemulti-throw switch tuning component, disposed on the second externalbranch, wherein the first antenna radiator is a ring antenna radiator.43. A terminal device, comprising an antenna apparatus, the antennaapparatus comprising: a feeding point and a first antenna radiator; anda tuning circuit, wherein a first end of the tuning circuit is connectedto the feeding point, and a second end of the tuning circuit isconnected to one end of the first antenna radiator; and the tuningcircuit comprises: N tuning components, wherein each of the N tuningcomponents comprises: a plurality of pins, wherein the plurality of pinscomprise a first pin, a second pin, a third pin, and a fourth pin; areactance element, wherein the reactance element is connected betweenthe first pin and the second pin; a switch assembly, disposed betweenthe third pin and the fourth pin; a first internal branch, wherein oneend of the first internal branch is connected to the third pin; and asecond internal branch, wherein one end of the second internal branch isconnected to the fourth pin, wherein the other end of the first internalbranch is connected to the other end of the second internal branch toform an integrated end, and the integrated end is connected to the firstpin; and the tuning component further comprises: a signal controllerconfigured to control the switch assembly to switch between an on stateand an off state of one of the first internal branch or the secondinternal branch; and wherein at least two of the first pin, the secondpin, the third pin, and the fourth pin of each of the N tuningcomponents are connected between the first end of the tuning circuit andthe second end of the tuning circuit, wherein N is a positive integergreater than or equal to 1.